Sentence examples for foundation of law from inspiring English sources
"I feel very strongly that the monument represents the moral foundation of law, which is greatly needed in our country today," he said.
Without the foundation of law, this vast country could never have survived as one, could never have absorbed streams of immigrants from myriad cultures.
Mr. Fox has promised to renew that faith, but his own aides say he must tear down a corrupt labyrinth before building a new foundation of law.
A basic list of government tasks, the Bank reckons, includes establishing a foundation of law, maintaining macroeconomic stability, investing in basic social services and infrastructure as well as protecting the vulnerable and the environment.
Second, starting in the 1620s, there emerged in England an increasingly sophisticated defense of the idea that at the foundation of law was custom, exemplified by the common law of England.
A sophisticated variant of this view can be built around the notion of principled consistency ("integrity") which, according to Dworkin's later work, is a distinct political virtue that forms the foundation of law (Dworkin 1986).
Legislation to weaken the scientific foundation of laws such as the US clean air act will be more likely to pass.
In the skies over Afghanistan and Pakistan, the basic distinction between war and peace — the foundation of laws of armed conflict that have been evolving for three centuries — is in collapse.
He became the one indispensable senator, standing on a decades -- long foundation of laws addressing immigration, cancer research, health insurance, apartheid, disability discrimination, AIDS, civil rights, mental health benefits, children's health insurance, and education.
"Capitalism and democracy," I wrote, "are not naturally occurring, but require strong institutional foundations of law and order.
